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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Work Experience Letter

I am trying to obtain work experience in an audiology clinic to see if it is the right career path for me. I was wondering if this was the correct format, also if I needed to include anything else. Thankyou in advanced for your time.

2 Model Ave

Athelstone SA

5076

15th of December 2010

Tranmere Medical Centre
164 Glynburn Road

Tranmere, SA, 5073



Dear Sir / Madam

Re: Work Experience



My name is Danielle Pomeroy and I am 21 years old. I am extremely interested in the field of Audiology as a career path, and would love to undertake some work experience in your establishment. I am available to complete this work experience at any time convenient for you.


I am currently studying a bachelor of Psychological Science at the University of South Australia. I have achieved strong academic results and obtained a GPA of 5.43. My most enjoyed subjects have been developmental and clinical psychology. As they both contained my passion for understanding the human brain and the aging process.



I have worked in hospitality for numerous years which has allowed me to develop a strong customer service approach and the ability to remain calm under pressure. I have a pleasant and caring demeanour. My favourite past times include cooking, reading and enjoying time with my family and friends.



I would love the option of experiencing the daily work life of an Audiologist, to determine if it is the right career path for me.



I look forward to hearing from you and can be contacted anytime on (insert mobile number).



Yours Faithfully

Danielle Pomeroy
  

Top answer

Hey Danielle, This looks pretty good. I was studying audiology at one point too! Here in the US, you need a doctorates to practice, so I went a very similar route and did speech pathology.

— DJDave

  • Hey Danielle, This looks pretty good.
  • I was studying audiology at one point too!
  • Here in the US, you need a doctorates to practice, so I went a very similar route and did speech pathology.
  • What got you intersted in Aud?
  • Hope you get good clinical and practical experience somewhere.
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Hey Danielle,

This looks pretty good. I was studying audiology at one point too! Here in the US, you need a doctorates to practice, so I went a very similar route and did speech pathology. What got you intersted in Aud? Hope you get good clinical and practical experience somewhere. I think hands on experience is the best way to find out if you truly are in your future career!
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Hey Dave!

I just had some really good experiences with them when i was little. In Australia we have to do an undergraduate degree then complete the masters in Audiology. Ive also come to the realisation that i really do not want to be a psychologist and that I would prefer a more hands on profession. What did you think od Audiology? why did you stop studying it?

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Wow you and I sound alike. I, too, wanted to get into psychology. My first undergrad was actually psych until I went back and did another degree in speech path. I decided to do speech path because I feel I can be a little more creative in my therapy sesssions than in Aud. Plus I don't think I'm cut to do a doctorates program in Aud. I can handle some sciences, but probably not that high of e
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I wanted to initially be a psychologist but in Australia its extremely competitive and i really don't want to have to go through it all. Also, I found that the studd they teach you at uni, doesnt really give you a great perspective into the field. I still have one year left on my undergrad, then i have to apply for masters of Audiology. I am also scared about the science, but im hoping that i wil
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Hey Danielle, no I don't mind the questions at all. It's cool to see someone else in speech/Aud fields. No, right now I'm not a full SLP. Here in the US you need a master's degree to practice and be licensed. Right now, I'm an SLPA. I will work towards my masters next year. I get to do all the cool and fun therapy without all the paperwork or doing the IEPS
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Hi Dave,

My name is Anny, I have completed my Bachelor in Psychology in 2010 and I'm thinking of talking a year off to gain some work experience within the speech pathology field and then begin my Master in Speech Pathology in 2012. However, I do not know what jobs I can apply for. What kind of indication can you give me in regards to the employment opportunities I am qualified for to
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Hi All,

I am a new member. Been new to this forum, I decided to snoop around and read the posts first
Hope to meet some great friends here.

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